Posted by: Matt
Building a great website and building a great landing page are two completely different things. While a strong website can grab the attention of visitors, a strong landing page can (and should) take those visitors and transform them into conversions.
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Posted in: Articles, Business, Lists, SEO, Web Design, Web Development, Website Usability
Posted by: Chris
Whether you are a Drupal newcomer or a seasoned Drupal ninja, you’re bound to run into one, some, or all of the issues outlined below. Some are obvious, some not so obvious, but I’ll show you how to troubleshoot them all regardless.
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Posted in: CMS, Drupal, Lists, Web Development
Posted by: Matt
It’s no secret that Twitter continues to spread like wildfire. More and more businesses – small, medium, and large – are hopping on the Twitter bandwagon. Are they doing it for the right reasons? Well, some of them sure are.
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Posted in: Articles, Business, Lists, Social Media, Twitter
Posted by: Matt
I spent the last few hours scouring the net, searching for a WordPress plugin that we could use to output a basic, stylable link anywhere on a WordPress post or page which, when clicked, would allow our visitors to quickly and easily ReTweet (RT) the current post.
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Posted in: Plugins, Social Media, Twitter, Web Development, WordPress
Posted by: Matt
Although we thought this problem had been perfected years ago, we still manage to come across professional, high-trafficked websites using broken and outdated CSS image rollover techniques. This is absolutely unacceptable and unnecessary.
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Posted in: CSS, Tutorials, Web Design, Web Development, Website Usability
Posted by: Chris
Each Drupal developer out there has their own list of their “must-have” modules. These modules are the tarballs (.tar) that each developer downloads and unzips immediately after installing the Drupal CMS. The following list is partially mine and partially that of my Twitter followers.
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Posted in: Drupal, Lists, Modules, Web Development
Posted by: Chris
A couple of weeks ago, a client of ours needed a simple way to select some or all options in a multiple select form element that contained hundreds of options. Basically, they had various State/County combination’s that they needed to assign to different pieces of content.
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Posted in: jQuery, Tutorials, Web Development